The Dan Le Batard Show

The Kid Mero joins the show to audition for the Knicks Correspondent position. The crew tries to call him out on his Knick fan delusions as he claims the Knicks are capable of beating the Celtics. Then, Tony pops into the studio to follow up on his Top 5 list from yesterday with Mero, who tries to guess which terms older Cuban ladies call Tony. Plus, Refrán Del Dia is back as Tony and Mero break down today's refrán. Also, Mike Ryan's frustrations with the Miami Heat are boiling over and it leads to him delivering an ultimatum.

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David Samson sticks around to continue his discussion of Scott Boras's waning power, as well as the mutiny being formed inside the MLB Player's Association and A-Rod's money problems in his purchase of the Timberwolves. Plus, we continue to explain our March Sadness tournament and play some David Samson-related clips for tonight's matchup. Then, the show has a montage of wild interview clips after a social media trend went viral yesterday. Dan discusses Johnny Buss running for President, as well as his alleged love of wearing costumes for Grid of Death punishments. Then, more videos that went viral and the crew examines the issues Tyreek Hill has faced all offseason.

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Today's Crew: Dan, Stugotz, Chris, Billy, Roy, Mike. The show begins by torching Virginia basketball for their putrid performance in the NCAA Tournament last night. Stugotz got duped by a fake trailer for a new Rambo movie, and the crew is amazed by Antonio Brown's social media. A ridiculous video of a Miami-crypto bro emulates everything the show both loves and hates about Miami. Then, Billy and the gang react to Jazz Chisholm's interview on The Pivot in which he takes out former Marlins captain, Miguel Rojas. David Samson joins the show to continue the discussion about Jazz, then discusses Blake Snell's contract and Scott Boras losing power in negotiations.

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The death blow to the NCAA won't be dealt by college athletes unionizing, as historic as that movement is. It will come from a seemingly anonymous man named Jeffrey Kessler: an attorney who also happens to be the greatest sports lawyer of all time. Kessler has fought for everyone from Tom Brady to the U.S. women's national soccer team — and now, after winning in front of the Supreme Court, he's busy changing the very nature of college sports. Pablo invites Kessler into the PTFO studio and pressure-tests whether college athletes could finally wrest what's allegedly owed to them: billions, plural, in past damages from the NCAA.

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Is New Mexico being undervalued? Could Grand Canyon be primed to make a run? Jordan Brenner and Peter Keating, known for predicting March Madness upsets, break down the key Underdog matchup of this year’s tournament.

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The crew goes over what they love about Selection Sunday and Lucy explains why it makes her cry.

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Amin finally joins the show to explain what happened on his jump shot that went viral this weekend. Then, he is excited to see James "Murr" Murray of Impractical Jokers and sticks around to interview him with the crew. The show is joined by Dan Monson, the head coach of Long Beach State, who was fired before leading his team to the tournament. He discusses the "mutual agreement" to part ways and how it compares to real-life breakups. The hour wraps up as Dan takes the show into the "Tomorrow File" and touches on a multitude of topics that the show will get to tomorrow.

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Seth Davis joins the show to break down the NCAA Tournament and defend Zach Edey from Dan lashing out at him. Plus, why teams that missed the tournament do not have the right to complain. The show laughs at Amin for his horrible shot that went viral at a celebrity basketball game and Sammy Sosa for stumbling over a steroid-related question. Finally, Rachel Nichols joins the show to further criticize Amin's form, talk about working with Boogie Cousins and other hot basketball topics.

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The Big Suey begins with a discussion about the Chargers' roster turnover. The show breaks down the Keenan Allen to Chicago trade and how the Bears will look with Caleb Williams. Then, it's back to basketball as Dan fires up the take machine when talking about Duncan Robinson's unprecedented improvement. Also, Zach Edey would have been drafted over Michael Jordan in 1984 and Billy unveils the new format for our March Sadness tournament. Finally, more talk about both the men's and women's tournaments, Stugotz is talking senior guard play and Jess has athletes that connote ice cream toppings.

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Today's Crew: Dan, Stugotz, Chris, Billy, Lucy, Jess. We have a March! The brackets are out but we start with...Tyreek Hill and Aaron Donald? Plus the crew breaks down the Justin Fields trade to the Steelers and Dan re-iterates that we know nothing about quarterbacks. Then they discuss the brackets, and Lucy is very upset about the draw her Iowa Hawkeyes got. Jessica has her Top 5 Observations From Selection Sunday and wants to examine more Women's Tournament storylines than just Iowa and LSU. Then, it is back to the Justin Fields trade because Chris doesn't understand why the Bears didn't just keep him.

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